CMD

Users can run commands and carry out numerous operations on their Windows operating system using CMD, also referred to as Command Prompt. By entering "cmd" in the Windows search box and choosing the Command Prompt software, you can get to it.

Some of the basic CMD commands include:

1. cd - used to change the current directory in the command prompt [1]
2. dir - used to display a list of files and folders in the current directory [1]
3. mkdir or md - used to create a new directory or folder [1]
4. type - used to display the contents of a file [2]
5. . copy - used to copy files from one location to another [2]
6. tasklist - used to display a list of currently running processes [3]

CMD offers more than 280 commands, from simple ones like handling files and directories to more difficult ones like network configuration and system management. It is crucial to verify a command's compatibility before using it because some commands might not function properly on all Windows versions. [2] [3]

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